TKLBAM can only be used for migration between TKL appliances (eg from the Hardy based v2009.10-2 to the new v11.0). That means that you cannot do what you are hoping to.
I would suggest that you install TKL (to wherever) and rsync from your existing server to the relevant TKL instance (WordPress and Django I would imagine). Hopefully you'll be lucky and it all works smoothly. Once you have it all transferred accross and working sweetly you can then use TKLBAM to back it up.
As for docs, yes you are right. We need more and better! Adrian has made a start on tidying that up here on the Dev Wiki. Please feel free to put some rough drafts, links to forum threads you find useful and/or any info you think should be in the official docs (you will need to register/login seperately for the Dev Wiki).
Unfortunately not - TKLBAM is TKL specific
TKLBAM can only be used for migration between TKL appliances (eg from the Hardy based v2009.10-2 to the new v11.0). That means that you cannot do what you are hoping to.
I would suggest that you install TKL (to wherever) and rsync from your existing server to the relevant TKL instance (WordPress and Django I would imagine). Hopefully you'll be lucky and it all works smoothly. Once you have it all transferred accross and working sweetly you can then use TKLBAM to back it up.
As for docs, yes you are right. We need more and better! Adrian has made a start on tidying that up here on the Dev Wiki. Please feel free to put some rough drafts, links to forum threads you find useful and/or any info you think should be in the official docs (you will need to register/login seperately for the Dev Wiki).